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Iran denies launching missiles at the United Arab Emirates

Iran has denied accusations that it launched missiles against the United Arab Emirates, calling them unfounded. Another headline says Iran is shifting from a defensive posture to attacking, though no specific attack is described.

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The allegations and stated shift toward offensive action could indicate a risk of military escalation between Iran and the United Arab Emirates.

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